Napolitano: No One Died in Orlando until the SWAT Team Entered the Building

29Jun

Pulse night club Mass Killing[courtesy Google Images]

According to Wikipedia, “On June 12, 2016, [the Orlando, Florida, Pulse night] club gained international attention as it was the scene of the deadliest mass shooting by a single gunman in US history, with 49 people killed and 53 injured.”

There were over 100 casualties. This implies that at least 100 bullets had been fired. This implies that even if the gunman had 30-round ammunition clips for his semi-automatic rifle and he had one clip in the rifle when he arrived–he still had to change clips at least three more times during the massacre.

Why didn’t one or more of the Pulse crowd try to jump the “single gunman” when he changed clips?

Some people have speculated that one man couldn’t have caused over 100 casualties all by himself. That speculation leads to the conclusion that the “lone gunman” must’ve had one or more accomplices who have, so far, remained unidentified.

Judge Andrew Napolitano was recently interviewed by Fox News and offered an implicit answer to how the “lone gunman” caused so many casualties: He had help, alright, but it wasn’t from some accomplices–it was the government.

According to Judge Napolitano, the FBI’s report on the Orlando mass murders claims that no one died in the Pulse nightclub until 5:13 AM–when the SWAT team entered the building. No one has said so officially, but this report at least implies that, on entering the building, the “lone gunman” (who had apparently not yet shot any of the Pulse club’s patrons) may have fired on the SWAT team–or maybe SWAT fired at him. It makes little difference who fired first. In any case, it’s possible that one or more members of SWAT may have panicked and returned fire from semi-automatic or even full-automatic rifles.

We can assume that if the “lone gunman” fired on SWAT, he was not intentionally shooting bar patrons. He was presumably shooting at SWAT. We can assume that IF the SWAT feared that the “lone gunman” had planted bombs around the inside of the building, one or more members of the SWAT team many have been prone to panic. We can assume that IF any member(s) of the SWAT team panicked, they might not have been able to clearly see the actual “lone gunman,” but were shooting spray-and-pray-style into the building and crowd. This implies that, IF Napolitano’s report is accurate, many, perhaps most, or even all of the Pulse casualties may have been shot by SWAT rather than the “lone gunman”.

It will be interesting to see if ballistics tests of the bullets recovered from the bodies of the Pulse club victims reveal that all of the victims were shot from a single rifle used by the “lone gunman”–or if some or many of those victims were shot by bullets fired from other rifles traceable to SWAT team members.

If it’s true that no one was killed until SWAT entered the building, and if some or even most of the Pulse casualties were shot by government SWAT members, I wonder if the government gun-control advocates will be being to advocate that “assault rifles” (which are fully automatic) be banned from government use. Fair is fair. If government is responsible for shooting some or most of the Pulse club victims then maybe government–not the public–should be disarmed.

Here’s an excerpt from the Napolitano interview. The audio is not synchronized with the video, but voices sound authentic. Pay attention to Napolitano apparently claiming that no one died until the SWAT team entered the building at 5:13 AM. He doesn’t make a big fuss of that allegation, but if it’s true, it implies that many of the Pulse club victims may have been shot by SWAT.

The question of how could one “lone gunman” cause over 100 casualties might be answered if the “lone gunman” fired a maximum of, say, 30 rounds and the SWAT team fired 100 rounds or more.

4 responses to “Napolitano: No One Died in Orlando until the SWAT Team Entered the Building”

Jim on Oregon

June 30, 2016 at 10:18 AM

Everybody is theorizing that these homos should have charged the alleged shooter as he changed “clips” (actually, magazines). But that action would take more “balls” than most would consider, as it requires ONE braveheart to lead a charge, trusting that others would follow him. Not too likely with that crowd.

And, naturally, nobody there was armed and nobody could shoot back. Such “gun-free zones” do not allow for self-defense and instead invite such happenings….if it even happened….

Another major unknown deterrent to such a “charge” is the fact that a practiced rifleman can actually switch magazines in mere seconds. Watch some shooting exhibits on YouTube. If the “victims” saw the rifleman fumbling with a jammed magazine, it would possibly give them the confidence to overpower him. But it would be foolhardy to attempt it if he exhibited even a mediocre competence.

That said, it really doesn’t matter. The anti-gun bunch will continue putting their spin on this, even in the face of overwhelming evidence to the contrary. They do it all the time, and the sheeple are too damned dumb to notice.

Sandy Hook has been proven to be a FEMA exercise or practice drill. Then reported to the people as real. Search Sandy hook or Newtown crisis actors. The evidence is overwelming. The truth of what happened in Orlando will eventually come out. What we have been told is clearly not the truth.

Very little of what is reported by the news profession is actually fact.

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